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Custom element in `<head>`
See original GitHub issueI came upon this today, I am developing a Static Website Generator and I want to allow for layout templates like:
<html>
<head>
<site-include type="partial" name="scripts"></site-include>
</head>
</html>
So here you see the tag site-include denotes where a partial page should be included (in this case the scripts partial page in the head).
In my C# code I then QuerySelector the site-include and ReplaceWith the partial.
But or course the problem is that when I use the HTMLParser the above template gets turne into:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<site-include type="partial" name="scripts"></site-include>
</body>
</html>
Is there any option I can set to the HTMLParser to allow custom elements inside the <head>?
I believe your parser is working as is correct for browsers, but it is not what I need for my purposes.
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3rd time lucky 😉
I guess I didn’t realise it would do this, I have used AngleSharp in the past and had the idea of using it with this project.
An option to make the parser non HTML5 conformant would be the solution… But I could look at using XML like you say, the
System.Xml.Linqnamespace has similar manipulation methods, so I will give this a try.At this stage I am just doing unit tests and experimenting to see what direction to go in.